By Léna Heuzé False memories are phenomena of mnesic distortion that refer to the recall or recognition of events that never took place (Guyard & Piolino, 2006). The entire population seems to be subject to these memory errors. Thus, in Read More
False memories are representations of events that have been fabricated from post-event suggestions, semantic associations, intrusions from related sources, confusions of sources or social beliefs. False memories are not lies or pathological dysfunctions, but new events. They can also be Read More
Brain trauma injury (TBI) represents a major cause of death and disability for the young adult population (Masson, 2001). Indeed, the global incidence data for the general population in France allow us to calculate that 160,000 new head injuries occur Read More